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  • An Abscessed Tooth: The “Root” Causes and Treatment Options

    Abscesses can be painful and even frightening conditions. These ailments are normally caused by a progressive infection or sudden trauma to one or more teeth. If left untreated, an abscess can spread to other areas and require a major intervention (such as a tooth extraction). This is why it is critical to speak with a…

  • Top Tips to Care for Your Dental Implants

    Dental implants are excellent devices that will help to replace missing teeth and ensure a brilliant smile. However, we need to keep in mind that caring for these new additions is critical if you hope to avoid unnecessary trips to the dentist. It is always important to follow the instructions of your surgeon. There are…

  • The Link Between Sleep Quality And Dental Health

    It’s well known that getting enough rest at night helps keep your body strong and healthy. But not many people are aware of the relationship between lack of sleep and dental health. Key takeaways: – Sleeping for 6 hours or less increases the risk of suffering gum disease, as insufficient rest causes inflammation, which is…

  • Can Genetics Play a Role in a Fear of the Dentist’s Office?

    Although we are all aware that regular trips to the dentist can help to maintain a white smile and prevent cavities, the fact of the matter is that many of us are deathly afraid of such appointments. Some studies are now illustrating that genetics and previous experiences can both play very important roles. What else…

  • The Importance of Regularly Brushing Your Teeth

    Every professional dentist will stress that patients should brush their teeth on a regular basis. Not only is this important to avoid cavities and to enjoy a healthy smile, but proper oral hygiene may actually stave off some potentially serious conditions. Many of these will come as a bit of a surprise, so let us…

  • Understanding the Symptoms of Childhood Oral Health Issues

    Adults are well aware of the fact that regular trips to the dentist will be able to ensure a lifelong smile. However, children may have difficulty detecting that there could be a problem. Common issues such as sensitive teeth and inflamed gums could remain overlooked and lead to more serious issues in the future. It…

  • Acid Reflux and Your Smile

    Acid reflux is nothing to smile about. People suffering from this condition may experience symptoms of heartburn and traces of acid rising up the esophagus into their mouths. What they might not know is that the acid could be wearing away tooth enamel. Enamel is the tough, protective layer on the teeth. If this wears…

  • Studying the Long Term Effects Of Early Preventative Oral Care For Children

    Data published recently suggests a rise in the number of children under five suffering from dental cavities and tooth decay. In response to this, a study has been carried out to investigate links between oral care in the early years of a child’s life and the care received in later childhood. Outcomes from this study…

  • Can Preventative Care Actually Cause Oral Hygiene Problems?

    Recent research has found that preventative care performed by a dentist on children under two years old may contribute to tooth decay and other problems when they grow older. Indeed, it seems that their teeth are more prone to cavities and similar problems. It is not yet known if there is any type of exact…

  • Learning About Tooth Nerve Pain

    Tooth nerve pain and sensitivity can affect your quality of life, restricting the foods that you are able to eat and the activities that you can enjoy. What causes this pain? Inside the mouth, each tooth is covered in a hard, protective coating called enamel. Certain factors can damage this enamel coating, causing it to…